, bill gates at an earlier point in his career didn't have all the experience of bill gates later. and suddenly parachuting the young bill gates into microsoft may or may not be a good thing. because most great tech entrepreneurs, particularly the people in have gone on to lead their company for a long period of time like jeff bezos like mark zuckerberg like larry page those people i think, would be the first to say oh my god did i ever learn on the job. >> rose: meaning they did very much learn on the job. >> absolutely! so i think on one hand for microsoft i'm a technical guy and i feel the center of any tech company is product expertise. i want to say someone who's deeply immersed in product who is a technologist at some level. not a person writing code. i say "you're going to want that." then you say you have this giant work force of people, so you want someone who's a great people manager. but then you say and each of these divisions and these businesses are so huge you want someone who's more of a financial style leader. so if you could take bill gates and jack welch and warr

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bill gates thinks so, he questions why anyone would donate to museums when the diseases. we're going to donate to museums and blind them. >> i think it's a bad comment for him to make. we need billion in anything, billions of dollars or just hundreds of dollars, you need balance and without educating people what is mainly what the arts and museums do, all you're doing is basically healing them, but not telling them what to do and how to make a better life for themselves. charles: i guess what he's saying though, it's a van gogh, it's a van gogh, so what? you could have taken that money and saved people, he's not saying it's bad giving, he's saying so bad, you're an indirectly responsible for the deaths of people, people you never met, but in other parts of the world that you could have saved. >> i love it and now it's compassionate charity, compassionate capitalism is what we're looking at because people feel guilty for giving regardless where they're giving to. the cliche, give a man a fish and feed him for a day. teach a man to fish and he'll eat for a lifetime. >> wher

steve balmer, bill gates, and microsoft is all over every security out there. windows applications, you see service tablets. i don't know if you have a surface tablet but that's one of the items out there. >> people are talking about microsoft like it needs oh turn around, refresh or something. >> and investors that we've spoken to said that bill gates and steve balmer for the last 38 years have run microsoft as though it's a privately held company. they haven't listened to investors or spoken with investors at different events. they need to put someone in there to turn it around and make it competitive again. >> which is why one of the first names on that list isal-mullaly. >> he averted a bailout of ford in 2009. he's completely transformed the culture there. that's the kind of thing that investors are looking for at microsoft. remember lube gersner who did the same thing at bim, he came from ma business co- >> that was my nex of all those candidates, alan mullaly is the only who has nothing to do with tech and silicon valley. >> that's right. in ford they're

bill gates has it all wrong. he's good at computers. he's not good at social policy. last week i had a research paper presented in my seminar series about the great chicago fire of 1871. what happened afterward? there was no fema to rush in and botch things. it was civil society organizations that band together and helped get people out of the city who lost homes, who brought in new shelters, brought in clothing judging from what i was hearing, it worked a heck of a lot better than when we get fema in there ordering people where they can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent addition of "forbes" magazine, their richest people list, featured big philanthropy. so they're now rating billionaires by how much they give and kind of warmed my heart. it was great. let's have a competition among rich people on helping others rather than just buying jets and yachts. >> there is nothing wrong with people giving to causes they think are valuable. some can come from the segment of society. i think it's fine that we recognize that. as long as we don't demonize th

bill gates has it all wrong. he's gcomputers, he's not good at social policy.k i had a research paper presented in my seminar series here about the great chicago fire of 1871 and what happened afterwards, there was no fema to rush in and botch thing. it was civil society and private organizations that band together and help get people out of danger into new homes. it worked better than fema ordering people where the can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent edition of forbes magazine, their richest people list, features big philanthropy. so they're now rating billionaires by how much the give. and kind of warm my heart. it's great. let's have a competition among absurdly rich people on helping others rather than just buying jets and yachts. >> there's certainly nothing wrong with people giving money to causes that the think are valuable. not every good or service is going to be produced for profit. some of it can come this segment of society. i think it's fine that we recognize that as long as we don't demonize those who aren't doing it and t

even bill gates is, woulding full-time on charity.o much to make our lives better with his company and his charity. he says he thinks most charity has to come from governmentedment. >> a lot of the money that is supporting these causes is coming from the private sector from people like you and lesser from government. >> governmentments are the backbone of this. >> no, bill gates has it all wrong. he is good at computers not good at social policy. last week i had a research paper presented at any seminar series about the great chicago fire of 18971. it was private charity and civil society organizations that banded together to help them get out of their homes. better than fema ordering people where they can and can't go and botching the whole process. >> a recent addition -- edition of forbes magazine that featured philanthropy, they are now rating billionaires by how much they give and kind of warmed my heart. it was great. let's have a competition among the absurdly rich people on helping others. >> there is nothing wrong with giving

. >> is it bill gates? is this bill gates? >> we reached out and they said we prefer to remain anonymous. we'd love to know who they are and what they do and how they get their hands on these cars but for now it's going to have to be an ocular sensation. >> i have video of a drive-by shooting. i don't think i've ever said this before. i think you might like it. because the drive-by is drive-by archery. he's with his buddy ronnie. speeding by while lars hunger game style shooting at these targets. they shoot one there. but what about when they try three in a row, as ronnie whizes by on the bike? >> he's a speed archer. >> known for his speed archery. >> three direct hits in 1.3 seconds. apparently this is his first try, no practice. in the movie he was crazy fast. but this is a real life -- >> if you look up lars anderson on youtube, he's got all sorts of speed archery videos. >> was he holding all three arrows and all he had to do was release them, right? it's not like he had to grab it from the sack on his back and put it in?

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was supposed to be a social safety net and you pay into the system and then you get back now if bill gates is paying into the system on every dollar he earns does he then get back that amount or is it redistributed because again we're look i think what bernie sanders is talking about is a sort of a reach redistribute the wealth spread the wealth and when the american people look at you know bill gates has enough. time well that's not the point of social security i think is what we're trying to say here social security was. set up rather brilliantly you pay in it accrues and then you get it back out at the end of the time politicians of since raided the trelawney set up that way map to only a third of social security goes to people who are not retired it goes to literally widows orphans and and disabled people a third of social security social a twenty year old has a million dollars social security policy that i think most twenty year olds don't even know that they have if they get seriously injured they can't work for the rest of their lives they're going to be they're going to be protecte

was supposed to be a social safety net and you pay into the system and then you get back now if bill gates is paying into the system on every dollar he earns does he then get back that amount or is it redistributed because again we're looking i think what bernie sanders is talking about is a sort of a reach redistribute the wealth spread the wealth and when the american people look at you know bill gates has enough. time that's not the point of social security i think is what we're trying to say here social security was. set up rather brilliantly you pay in it accrues and then you get it back out at the end of the time politicians have since raided the trelawney set up that way map to only a third of social security goes to people who are not retired it goes to literally widows orphans and and disabled people a third of social security social a twenty year old has a million dollars social security policy that i think most twenty year olds don't even know that they have if they get seriously injured they can't work for the rest of their lives they're going to be they're going to be protecte

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and bill gates is putting some money where his mouth is. money where his mouth is.t should give republicans neil: america loves a comeback and mike tyson is trying to make a big one. not in the rain, but outside of it. explaining to me how he is going to do it. >> i am a good support system and it has to do with luck. i was at the right place at the right time. >> you only say that, and then you end up punching people. [laughter] >> it's like watching a train wreck, but people like watching it. so do you think that's true? >> yes, that is what this country breathes. they breed hate and violence. >> but you said that beast. >> i look at myself and say, what was going on? i was really insecure about who i was in really insecure to be doing what i was doing and i was just angry and i was very angry. i had no and that was really proud of my accomplishments. no one that truly understood. and it's day by day. >> we had a good sense of humor, he started laughing at yourself and i think the were very comfortable in that they don't take yourself too seriously. >> yes, i had

what's bill gates get out of this? where is he getting his beak wet?loves the cash. >> he's not getting cash, he loves the educational idea of the course that brings the different subjects together. i mean, i remember going to school wanting to a story about the meaning of life and my teachers say to me things like -- and this is their job. they say "shut up about the meaning of life. learn about calculus or your french verbs or something like this." never could i study or ask about the meaning of life in school or university. with a course like this, you can put all this knowledge together, you can see a coherent story of the whole of the past and it's full of meaning. >> stephen: well, david, what is the meaning of life? >> the meaning of life -- okay. um -- (laughter). here's the quick version. >> stephen: i kind of do need the quick version. >> 13.8 billion years ago the universe appears. it's that small, everything in the universe is in that tiny thing. it's incredibly simple, no humans, no planets, no elements. then over 13.8 billion years one by

add to that question back to ted turner. >> bill gates says,nd get it making money.rgue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if he gives that the charity? >> when you be happier if he did? you alleges -- this is what people don't like these men. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more say. goodbye. i am walking out. john: he did not want to talk about it. let's take that same question to an econost to rise a free-market institute at texas tech. >> i am not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make their money by making allies that. they are helping people. often tt is the best with a can help. john: and then make a profit than they hire people, those jobs live on for years. people use it to educate there kids and feed their family. there is a multiplier these guys may not even begin dexterity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what your specialty is. >> it's about the results. if leeson to do the things that we want them to do. of course the real reason is that creating the products and service

add to that question back to ted turner. >> bill gates says, and get it making money.rgue this, but he wasn't buying it. john: and i wrong in thinking that i am happy if he gives that the charity? >> when you be happier if he did? you alleges -- this is what people don't like these men. i know your dirty tricks. there is nothing more say. goodbye. i am walking out john: he did not want to talk about it. let's take that same question to an economist to rise a free-market institute at texas tech. >> i am not bothered if they don't give more of it away. they make their money by making allies that. they are helping pple. often that is the best with a can help. john: and then make a profit than they hire people, those jobs live on for years. people use it to educate there kids and feed their family. there is a multiplier. these guys may not even begin dexterity. we know they're good at making money. stick to what your specialty is. >> it's about the results. if leeson to do the things that we want them to do. of course the real reason is that creating t products and service

it was started by an influential trio-- bill and melinda gates, and warren buffett.ortunity to get them together to learn more about their new club for billionaires. membership comes with just two requirements-- be worth at least a billion dollars and be willing to give half of that away. is it necessary to join the giving pledge that you promise 50% of your net worth? >> melinda gates: yes, in your lifetime or in your will. >> rose: or in your will. >> warren buffett: right. >> rose: are people shocked by that? >> buffett: i don't think so. >> melinda gates: we're asking them to be bold. we're asking them to step out and to do something big. but a lot of them were already on their way there and just hadn't put a numeric number behind it. and i think now, also, the giving pledge has gotten going, people know that's the expectation. >> buffett: and we don't... we don't find a lot of people that say, "i want to join if it was 40%." ( laughter ) >> rose: some may say, "i'm happy to give much more than 50%." >> buffett: oh, most of them. most. my guess is that a very sig

. >>> end of an era, steve balmer, microsoft ceo and chief sales meeting, bill gates gets emotional. what is next for the software maker and who will lead it? >> do it yourself. more people are and home depot is reaping rewards raising the outlook for the third time this year. it's not the only company profiting by the trends. >> pinched by pensions. tonight we head to chicago to see just how deep the problems run. all that and more tonight on "nightly business report" for tuesday, november 19th. >>> good evening everyone. topping our news, three corporate giants, jp morgue chase, home depot, microsoft members of the dow index and making news today for different reasons. we begin with microsoft and shareholders meeting today but it wasn't a typical shareholders meeting. this was the final one for steve balmer who steps down as ceo next year and marks the beginning of a historic management changeover at the company. as microsoft's bored narrows the search for a new leader, the company will end a 38-year stretch where balmer and dates led. who might be next in charge. >> reporter: it w

thing i don't think that the government should be enforcing that sort of ok well no more no more bill gates as well firstly and well not if you three years perhaps there you go to peter's thanks for the guys who are on facebook and getting really upset with you thanks for dropping by. as news or us or any nuclear deal spread like wildfire this week in the mainstream media began as their usual set of questions is this deal for real can we trust the iranians or the ball is just using a temporary break in the sanctions to buy enough time to build a bomb ever since the second bush administration labeled a rand part of the axis of evil the media has portrayed the iranian government as a scheme in theocracy so the discussion of the two faced persians isn't all that surprising but aside from being wildly racist this portrayal is also wildly inaccurate that's because the biggest threat to an american iranian accord comes from president obama's enemies at home congressional republicans and not from the iranian president hassan rouhani already republican leaders in the senate are calling for more san

gerri: somebody as big as bill gates is behind this? >> it does not make me feel better.l gates does not know the parent's child in a better than a bureaucrat from washington d.c.. parents know their kids better they need to direct their children's education. gerri: we have a lot of tweaks from viewers who are on your side. military moms say it is terrible ivan the school system. it is not working. also it is too linear and does not encourage creativity or imagination or thinking. what does this do from the way we run them in the past? >> there has always been ephedra ball attempts to impact state performance it is well intentioned over the last 25 years we saw clinton and president george of the bush note child left behind but common course simply is a curriculum mandates how teachers should be teaching material. if it comes from the federal government matter what it is we all have a concern that that, in court may be the obamacare of education that it will not fix anything but simply causing more problems parents are frustrated because they want and deserve to have cont

bill gates has given more than most. melissa: and interesting look at charity.sure to catch more tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. war on his take. up next who made money today? his performance as a giant failed but capturing on the turnaround right after this. you can never have too much we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived well into their 90s. and that's a great thing. but even though we're living longer, one thing that hasn't changed much is the official retirement age. ♪ the question is how do you make sure you have the money you need to enjoy all of these years. ♪ officials say aircraft maintenance crews found the cache of 24 gold bars during a routine check on the commercial jet. the bars with 53 pounds. worth 1.2 million dollars they were founded a compartment in the bathroom. is about ready keeps their goals? the unknown owner of the unclaimed florida lottery ticket who ever hit the powerball jackpo

bill gates and melinda gates to get rid of polio in the world. my friendship with him really made me very close to him and understand very strong will to help the commune'2" it applyied to me. and although not explicitly work in peace, but his work in education and health developed a lot of pressures. >> it's extraordinary. his legacy will be more about giving $100 billion away than founding microsoft. we appreciate your time here. the dough in record territory again today. we will give you a leg up on tuesday. we will be back in a moment. baron of the build-out. you need a permit... to be this awesome. and you...rent from national. because only national lets you choose any car in the aisle... and go. you can even take a full-size or above, and still pay the mid-size price. (aaron) purrrfect. (vo) meee-ow, business pro. meee-ow. go national. go like a pro. we went out and asked people a simple question: how old is the oldest person you've known? we gave people a sticker and had them show us. we learned a lot of us have known someone who's lived w

bill gates has given more than most. melissa: and interesting look at charity.re to catch more tomorrow night at 9:00 p.m. eastern. war on his take. up next who made money today? his performance as a giant failed but capturing on the turnaround right after this. you can never have too much money. officials say aircraft maintenance crews found the cache of 24 gold bars during a routine check on the commercial jet. the bars with 53 pounds. worth 1.2 million dollars they were founded a compartment in the bathroom. is about ready keeps their goals? the unknown owner of the unclaimed florida lottery ticket who ever hit the powerball jackpot back in may still has not come forward they only have until tomorrow before the wedding goes back. officials say this to be the biggest unclaimed jackpot in florida since 2003. i hope you made money today. to it in tomorrow we will find the weather georgia georgia tech. the obamacare crisis grows. people's shopping on the website hated, and yet people want nothing to do with it. also, fighting with an x about money. there is way t

bill gates, in an $800 billion oil, in sub sahara and asia. it's fund is set to hit $1 trillion this decade. >>> mcdonald's, admitting that it has problems with its mcservice, and it plans on doing something about it. the company said that they introduced too many items too quickly this year. and mcdonald's plans to add a third drive through window and preparation table to speed up time. >> next on aljazeera america, it is the next best thing to bringing home jur jurassic parkn dvd. >> welcome back to aljazeera aa america. and the death toll from haiyan has his not 1300 from a day ago, and many are being buried in mass graves. >>> the upton bill would allow americans not only to keep their current health plan, but allow them to buy new ones outside of the government exchanges. >>> and there's breaking news coming out of michigan. 54-year-old they dor wafer, facing murder charges. he shot a young woman who came to his door after a-car accident, the case racially charged. the man was white and the woman was black. >> a cold winter storm is heade

bill gates walks in. the average pay of workers now in the millians but the median stays the same. what was that, 27. >> right. exactly. >> do we tend to forget that. >> the working poor. i never really heard the whole and bill gates walks into the bar analogy. >> you see what it does. everybody's on paper average, with hundreds of millions. >> thank you, scott. the people you got to remember out there. >> 6:17. christina is back to talk about weather. no matter what it's friday so we're smiling feeling the magic. >> even after our statistics lesson from scott mcgrew. it was good. yeah. you know what, that might be the best one i've had. 6:17, temperatures are looking really good out there this morning and the reason why is because we have a blanket of low clouds. it's a good and a bad scenario when it comes to low clouds. they are dropping off and right now we have really thick pockets right at the surface so that could interrupt your smooth drive to work this morning. mike's tracking several issues. we're going to get to his report. 46 degrees to kick off the day in concord. sun

. >> can we talk about colorado, mayor bloomberg teamed with bill gates and teachers union which areally at odds. it does a number of things, raises taxes to fund education but goes only for education. >> has a lockbox. >> equalizes funding, poor areas are going to do better that historically have done worse and requires reforms around teacher competency and excellence in the classroom. it's totally comprehensive. it's both reformers like mike bloomberg and bill gates and teachers run coming together to get this done. it's very close, hopefully will pass. >> i will also note if we're talking about colorado a state turning blue, deep purple, progressive measures on the ballot, 11 of colorado's 64 counties are expected to pass a referendum in favor of secession from the state. to a larger point, a shift from blues, red to purple, but the deep red is as entrenched as it has been. if you look at 1976, less than a quarter americans won in a place where there was a landslide. 2004 only half lived in landslide counties. the divisions are deep. >> the sense of alienation among far right, tea

bill gates said, measurement is a big part of mobilizing for impact. you set a goal and use that to make sure you are making progress towards it. it's just as important in the fight against poverty and disease and other government programs. i will provide the copy of the article to use. we thank you for your attention. we this i if we are going to spend all this money, somebody ought to look into whether it's having any effect. >> thank you. thanks for the article. i have a question for you. finding no. 3 you found that the department of public health has not been able to take advantage of the "avatar" electronic information management system. it's curious to know if this is a similar, first can you describe to us what is the "avatar" system? >> it's a system used in the department of public health to view in all of their activities and able to manage their total resources as it affects specific aspects of their activities. jerry drad ler is here with me and he was able to look at the department of public health. i would let him address that specifical

so what you have started to see now is you've seen bill gates, president obama, jeffrey sacks, richard branson, paul allen, nathan, the world's leading climate scientists all saying we need nuclear energy. we can't bet the planet on solar which employs .1% and on wind which is totally dependent on federal subsidies. this is a very dangerous bet. >> this is ridiculous what he's saying. warren buffett says nuclear power is uneconomical. >> when they built fukushima and chernobyl, when they built three mile, they said it was a 1 in 10,000 odds that there would be a meltdown. now we've had three meltdowns in 35 years in three countries. would you take those odds to las vegas today? 1 in 10,000? >> first of all, i was 8 years old when three-mile accident happened so i don't feel like should be responsible for what happened when i was a baby. the good thing is it is studied really carefully by the international agency, the world health organization, articles in lancet. so ralph can speculate all you want. the science is clear about the safety of nuclear. you've had three serious accidents. c

bill gates said, measurement is a big part of mobilizing for impact. you set a goal and use that to make sure yo